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[QUOTE="ivorytower, post: 3624691, member: 6888"]
Best dodgers on team remain Curry off pure speed and Dordevic off strength and pivots .  Forget fcomparisons to freakish Sowers or Powell . UVA Moore's speed or Krauss (now Cormier) bull approach come to mind when  thinking if we lack opponent dodging capabilities . Suffice it to say,  there are  different ways to skin a cat and our dodging strengths remain up top.

Refhuss will initiate behind cage but his scores are primarily from moving away from cage than to it. His best work is from probing movement  off left wing that influences D's and utilizes his vision.  Hiltz also operates primarily from left wing  and that youngster can rip off the slightest of space . He also has the knack of  moving forward to space to release.. Both Refuss and Hiltz looked terrific in fall practices.

Cook is closest thing to  dodger from X but see him as more of a opportunist around cage than someone who will impose himself, one who wont draw many doubles.  Reasonable to expect further growth but no leap. Thinking futures, Ferris is a strong body who dodges fairly well, ditto  Birtwhistle . This two will likely factor somewhere next year.

Expecting Hiltz's talents  to see good time for a frosh whether it be at attack and/ or 2nd line and he will contribute . Will add second line is in good shape however comprised . Got Butter, Coach D mentioned  Quinn,  Seebold supposedly had strong fall and and Fiorini appeared much improved.  Every offense needs ball,  Varello's quick hands will be put to good use  by new rule changes and frosh fogo Savage is very promising in addition to Phaup and Garlow.
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